Sentence examples for not only tied from inspiring English sources
In its heyday, the state mining company, Empresa Nacional del Carbon (Enacar), supplied not only tied housing, but almost everything else.
In Colombia, the study of the past is heavily influenced by a well-established Hispanic culture that is not only tied to the imperialist regime, but effectively excludes indigenous populations from national identity.
This not only tied them to their holdings but also made their social status essentially servile, since the exaction of labour services required the landlord's agents to exercise discipline over the coloni.
Calcavecchia not only tied the course record at Tournament Players Club at Scottsdale but equaled Tiger Woods's tour low of 125 for 36 holes, set last year at the World Golf championship in Akron, Ohio.
The Flyers took a two-goal lead midway through the third period, but the Rangers not only tied score at 2-2, tied titd it again at 3-3 with 1 minute 51 seconds left.
On one coast you had the Yankees, down a run in the bottom of the ninth and the hapless Alex Rodriguez due up, only to have Manager Joe Girardi snap to his senses and create a hero out of whole cloth named Raul Ibanez, who not only tied the game with a home run, but later won it with another.
At 33, Schumacher can not only tie Fangio's record, but also has a good chance of beating it.
BUSH: Isolationism would not only tie our hands in fighting enemies; it would keep us from helping our friends in desperate need.
Isolationism would not only tie our hands in fighting enemies, it would keep us from helping our friends in desperate need.
One more victory would not only tie them with the 1998-99 Vanotherr Grizzlies, anoteam that that played in a lockout-shortened season, but would let them avoid a number of other benchmarks of losing.
"It is obvious that such strategies simply increase the risk of attracting spurious claims, which not only tie up police resources and waste public funds, but they for ever tarnish the reputations of innocent people.
